90s Eurodance online: a selection of 6 radio stations for dance nostalgia

90s Eurodance is not just music. It’s discos with smoke machines, cassette tapes with homemade compilations, and that very moment when “No Limit” plays - and everyone jumps together. Today, that drive can be brought back with just one click. We’ve gathered six radio stations from different countries - from Italy to Brazil - each preserving the spirit of the era in its own way. Turn them on and let the bass hit again, as if it were 1995 outside your window.

Milan has always been the fashion capital, but in the 90s it also became the capital of dance music. From here comes Radio Dancefloor 90s - a station with no room for pauses. The playlist is built on golden names: Culture Beat, Anticappella, Lighthouse Family, Molella. You can feel the Italian Eurodance school that gave the world hundreds of club hits.

In Germany, the 90s were an era of club discipline: everything strictly by sets, every rotation carefully measured. That’s exactly the vibe offered by 90s90s Dance from Kiel. Here you’ll find a curated selection where Scatman and Snap! stand shoulder to shoulder with Real McCoy. This station is part of the large German 90s90s network, and if you want to dive into Eurodance without randomness, it’s the best choice.

Slovenia’s Capris from the coastal town of Koper sounds as if the whole Adriatic is dancing with you. The playlist features Corona, 2 Unlimited, Eiffel 65, Ace of Base, Scatman John. A true seaside party: fresh breeze, sound of the waves and timeless Eurodance that brings promenades to life just like the 90s discos once did.

In Kiel, they know not only about precision but also about fan devotion to the genre. Danceshow Eurodance is a station where you’ll hear not only the mainstream but also rare projects like Solid Base, Sqeezer or Marky Mark & Prince Ital Joe. Here the selection is full of true rarities. It’s a pleasure to listen also because the broadcast is created for connoisseurs: radio versions, remixes, rare extended mixes. For those who can distinguish every shade of Eurodance - this is paradise.

Eurodance was a European phenomenon, but in Latin America it was loved just as much. In the Brazilian town of Inhaúma, Power Web Radio Eurodance brings together hot temperament with European hits. Here you’ll hear Alexia, Double Dee, Basic Element, DJ Pierre Feroldi. Listening to this station feels like being at a carnival where, instead of samba, Real McCoy is playing.

In the 90s, Palermo lived through its clubs, and today that vibe is kept alive by Radio Time 90. In rotation are Usura, Sin With Sebastian, A-ha, All Saints. Here Eurodance is mixed with the hits of that era, making the playlist flexible and vibrant. Sometimes unexpected finds like Babylon Zoo pop up, reminding of those 90s parties where the DJ played something no one expected.

Six stations, six different takes on Eurodance: from Milanese polish to Slovenian seaside vibes, from German discipline to Brazilian passion. Tune in to Radio Dancefloor 90s - and it’s like stepping into a club on the outskirts of Milan again. Switch on 90s90s Dance - and you’ll hear German order in music. Slovenia’s Capris adds sea breeze, Danceshow Eurodance brings rare gems, Power Web Radio adds Latin American energy, and Radio Time 90 offers Italian charm. Together they form a map of 90s Eurodance that brings any party or walk to life.